Kozia Góra (771 m a.s.l.) is a modest yet charming peak in the Czorsztyn Pieniny range, rewarding hikers with a grassy open meadow right at the summit. Nestled within the Pieniny National Park, it sits along a popular trail connecting Czorsztyn with Szczawnica.

The slopes are covered in spruce forest, but the summit itself opens up into a pleasant meadow — a welcome break from the forested sections of the trail. To the south, the scenic Suszyna ridge adds to the surrounding landscape. Nearby lies the peak of Groń, which is sometimes confused with Kozia Góra. In spring the summit meadow blooms with wildflowers, in summer the spruce forest provides cool shade, and in autumn the hillsides glow with golden and red hues.

• Czorsztyn — red trail, via Osice Pass and Macelak, heading towards Szczawnica; Kozia Góra is one of the waypoints along this route — difficulty: moderate.

• The summit lies within the Pieniny National Park — park regulations apply, including staying on marked trails.
• Kozia Góra is located within the village of Hałuszowa (Krościenko nad Dunajcem municipality, Nowy Targ County).

The Polish poet Stanisław Drohojowski dedicated his poem 'Spoczynek pod Kozią Górą' ('Rest beneath Kozia Góra') to this summit — proof that even unassuming peaks can inspire great creativity.